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Yes, we’re still “really high” with respect to recent all-time highs, but a set-back like last week can make things feel that we’re in a downward spiral. It’s time to pause and reflect, instead of rushing for the exit doors.

PTP… For a second week, we took losses just like everyone else. This time though we took major losses on a minority VIX inverse play that has been incredibly profitable in the past. This past week we lost 90% before we could hit the sell button. We’ll say more about that later, but our ProfiTrend Portfolio APAR (annualized price appreciation rate) was chopped way down to 81% from 329% a week earlier. But you can still compare our results with the S&P 500 stocks, now to -38% from 16% a week earlier, and the S&P/TSX Composite stocks APAR, at -50% from -30% last time.
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Last Week in the Major Indexes… It was negative signs across the board for the major North American indexes once again. The Russell 2000 at an unchanged at 0.0% trend and 0.0% weekly performance was the leader of the pack.

PTA Perspective… CORRECTION! What That Means & What To Do About It
They say that a “healthy correction” is a fall of 10-15% from recent highs. Because it’s “healthy”, that means stocks will charge higher again. But then they say that a decline of 20% is a “bear market”, and stocks will continue to fall for an indefinite period of time… perhaps years. Hmm! Just 5% difference? We help you unravel this total nonsense this week, and remind you how media-induced hysteria could be exaggerating all negative moves in the equities markets.